NYCFPA Webinar on U.S. & China Relations
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WASHINGTON, DC – On Friday, April 24th, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs held a Zoom webinar featuring expert speakers Yukon Huang, Senior
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NYCFPA to Hold Webinar on U.S. & China Relations Amid COVID-19
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NYCFPA Webinar on U.S. & China Relations
April 26, 2020
WASHINGTON, DC – On Friday, April 24th, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs held a Zoom webinar featuring expert speakers Yukon Huang, Senior
NYCFPA to Hold Webinar on U.S. & China Relations Amid COVID-19
April 23, 2020
Yukon Huang, Senior Fellow with the Asia Program for CEIP (former World Bank Country Director for China) Jeffrey Stacey, New York Times contributor and United
“Between Irony and Tragedy: Can Covid-19 Help Bring Peace?”
April 15, 2020
As the coronavirus cuts a swathe of illness through every continent, and nearly every country in the world, the most immediate impact stems from the
Is the United States Baiting Iran into a War?
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For Nationalinterest.org – The Middle East region and the American foreign-policy establishment are breathing a collective sigh of relief, as President Donald Trump has dialed
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
Easy Access: America’s Adversaries Now Have U.S.-Made Weapons
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By Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – with red herrings leaping out of the U.S. policy stream—a new Space Force and family leave for federal workers—an even bigger
DC Experts Scrutinise UAE-KSA Arm Supplies to Terror Groups in Yemen
January 28, 2020
Washington, D.C. – On Monday, January 27th, 2020 – New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs held a discussion panel at the Johns Hopkins School
Turkish Intervention in Libya and Potential Ramifications
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Libya is an African country holding the largest oil reserves in the region and is considered a key player in the gas natural resources market.
Should America hold Arms Export to Saudi Arabia and UAE?
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Since the outset of the war in Yemen, the United States has been supporting the Saudi-UAE intervention in the conflict. The assistance has basically included providing
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